The Battle of Fort Sumter was the beginning of the Civil War. When the seven southern states declared they were seceding, the US Army had not moved from their station, and the Confederates retaliated.
April 12 1861 to April 13 1861 is the dates that Fort Sumter was under fire
Fort Sumter is in Charleston South Carolina.
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The Confederate general who gave the order to open fire on Fort Sumter on April 12, 1861, was Brigadier General P.G.T. Beauregard. He commanded the Confederate forces in Charleston, South Carolina, and initiated the attack, marking the beginning of the American Civil War. Beauregard's decision to fire on the fort was a strategic move to assert Confederate control over the area.
To assert that Charleston harbour was Confederate territory. Also to make the point that Confederate war-talk was not just talk, as some people thought it was.
April 12 1861 to April 13 1861 is the dates that Fort Sumter was under fire
The civil war begins. Confederates open fire on Fort Sumter, in Charleston, South Carolina.
Fort Sumter is in Charleston South Carolina.
On April 12 1861 confederates open fire on fort Sumter, in Charleston, south Carolina. the civil war begins.
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General P.G.T Beauregard
P.G.T. Beauregard
Gen P.G.T. Beauregard
all i know about fort sumter is that it was where the first battle of the civil war took place. union forces were going to take back fort sumter and the confederates open fired on them, causing them to take evasive action.
Fort Sumter is generally regarded as the first battle of the Civil War. Basically, Confederate troops in the newly seceded state of South Carolina were able to repulse a supply ship which would have helped reinforce federal troops stationed there before them. Not only did this battle raise morale within the seceded states, it also convinced other states to secede as well.
To assert that Charleston harbour was Confederate territory. Also to make the point that Confederate war-talk was not just talk, as some people thought it was.
Uyselius S. Grant